04/26/11, 05/15/20 |
2011 Cruise, Page C, Antigua |
Sunrise from the balcony as we headed to Antigua |
Montserrat - smoke can be seen coming out of volcano |
If you forgot what day of the week it was, all you had to do was look at the floor of elevator. |
Display of plaques presented to captain by various islands. Here you can see VI flag. |
There were lots of birds on the empty pier next to ours. |
Above - The Arcadia docking. I was told by a passenger that it was on a 72 day voyage around the world. Right - Another photo of us. |
View from Dow's Hill |
Agave or Century plant. Though the plant is given that name, it does not live that long! See bottom of 2011F for more information. |
Humming- birds getting nectar from the Century plant's flowers. |
Another view of Montserrat |
Shirley Heights, a restored garrison |
English Harbor |
Taken in Shirley Heights. In the background of photo at right is Montserrat. Watermark may not let you see Montserrat. Look where it says "Rodriguez". |
Displays in Nelson Dockyard museum. For more information, click here. |
Moravian Church |
Above - One of the buildings in Nelson Dockyard. At right - A phone booth |
This and next 2 photos are of a mural in St. John's |
Ships as seen from Cathedral grounds. |
One of many forts protecting the harbor |
Arcadia pulling out of port. |
Sun shining brightly on the island. |
Sunset as Arcadia sails away. |
Left - These men are waiting to remove ropes so Adventure can pull out of the port. Right - Photo taken while Adventure was pulling out of port |
On the Royal Promenade with the passenger that never leaves the ship. |
Photo of the Arcadia taken from windows at back of our ship, Deck 4. |
For more photos of Antigua, please click here. |
Dining Room - Vivaldi (Deck 3), Straus (4), Mozart (5). © Royal Caribbean's photographers |
Card used for everything, from opening door, boarding & re-boarding, & making purchases. We changed to Vivaldi, table 369, Deck 3. More than one cruise with RCI makes one a gold member. This was my 4th cruise with RCI. |
The Arcadia, a P&O ship, docking in Antigua |
This man removes the ropes that secures the ship to the pier when the ship gets ready to leave. He had just finished with Arcadia's ropes. |
Walking on the pier between the 2 ships. |
Photos taken looking out to the pool area from inside. |
On the pier. There are various ship names and other stuff written on the dock. |